Note: Special thanks to James K.A. Smith and his twitter feed (@james_ka_smith) for inspiration and some awesome zombie book names.
by Ben Howard
In an attempt to increase Christian book sales, the following titles will be re-released this fall with one small addition. Zombies. Hordes of 'em.
Chicken Soup for the Zombie Soul – A
delightful book of quips and stories to warm your undead heart.
Includes all your zombie favorites from Simon Pegg (Shaun of the
Dead) to Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) to the guy who directed
Thriller. Foreward by George Romero.
Purpose Driven Zombies – What on
earth am I here for other than to eat brains, delicious brains.
(@bobby_griffith)
Irresistible Zombie Revolution –
Learning to live the simple life is a lot simpler when you have a
single-minded thought process.
The Five Zombies You'll Meet in Heaven
– Jesus is probably one of them, right? (co-blogger Jonathan
Harrison)
Zombie Love Wins – It doesn't matter
if there's a hell if we can love each other as the undead.
(@likemindead)
Left Behind...With Zombies – I
haven't read this series. It's totally possible that there are
zombies in these books. I doubt Tim LaHaye reads this blog.
(@MattCapps)
Blue Like Zombies – A man comes to
terms with his faith, his faults, all amidst the backdrop of the
zombie apocalypse. Since, it's based in the Pacific Northwest, I
feel like this is vampire territory. The Cullen family needs to show
these zombies what's up. (@tall_mp)
Mere Zombies – The most influential
book for the thoughtful modern zombie. Also, pick up Zombie Letters,
a fictional account of the letters between a zombie and his
apprentice. (@MichaelRWear)
Sinners in the Hand of an Angry Zombie
– This sermons sounds so much cooler with an Angry Zombie instead
of an Angry God. Jonathan Edwards would have written some great
horror movies. (@zhoag)
Zombie Discipleship – To be a good
zombie comes at a price, a painful price, one's very life...because
of the whole undead thing. (my friend Hannah Sigmon)
How (Not) to Speak of Zombies – When
we reject the zombies, the zombies surround us and become us, but
when we learn to accept the zombies as the other, then they no longer
know where to find us.
Gospel of the Living Dead – This is
an actual book. Looks cool.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/1932792651/ref=cm_sw_su_dp
Peace,
Ben
When he isn't writing about
fictional zombie-based books, Ben spends his time training to become
an Olympic medalist in competitive floating. Crossing his fingers for
Baku in 2020. You can follow his training regimen on Twitter
@BenHoward87.
You forgot:
ReplyDeletePagan Zombies? -- Exploring the Roots of Our Zombie Practices
and
Reimagining Zombies: Pursuing the Dream of Organic Zombieism.
(It's worth noting that I picked both of those because I love the originals. ; )
Love 'em both.
ReplyDeleteIt was a little too obscure for the post, but somebody brought up Who's Afraid of Zombies: Bringing the Undead to Church. Solid call.